
Mobike Reached Strategic Partnership with Shouqi Limousine & Chauffeur
One account can be used in both Mobike and Shouqi Limousine &Chauffeur and which do you prefer, this combination or Didi +ofo? Today, Mobike announced its ...
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One account can be used in both Mobike and Shouqi Limousine &Chauffeur and which do you prefer, this combination or Didi +ofo? Today, Mobike announced its ...
While Gojek has reportedly denied its involvement in such talks, a potential merger between the two does not sound like something completely out of the question.
On September 7, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Transport convened managers of the district management departments and 15 sharing bike companies. After list...
A year-long "honeymoon" between sharing-bicycle companies and traditional bike makers is likely to come to an end. In past one year, the three major bicycle fa...
The Internet age has brought with it the “New Four Great Inventions” of China: high speed trains, scan-and-pay mobile payments, bike-sharing, and ecommerce. Thi...
On the morning of June 11, Caixin.com revealed that, ofo, the Beijing-based bike-sharing platform, has a 1.5 billion yuan ($234.2 million) deficit with only 3.5...
Meituan-Dianping (Meituan), one of the most popular local online group purchase platforms in China, updated the operating data throughout its IPO Prospectus on ...
The reporter learns from Shenzhen Road Management Center that Shenzhen plans pilot smart dock lock of shared bikes. When residents return bikes in demonstration...
In China, the tech world is rife with rivals. For bike sharing, there's Mobike and ofo. For ride-hailing, there's Didi and Uber (and we know how that turned out...
Not long after Chinese bike-sharing start-up Ofo withered away, its longtime rival Mobike has begun to withdraw from overseas markets.
Two global technological forces are disrupting the peaceful ecological environment in Southeast Asia. They're not Silicon Valley technological companies like Go...
On Dec. 23, Mobike's internal letter disclosed that Mobike founder Hu Weiwei resigned from the position of Mobike's CEO for personal reasons